What does NPAM mean in NURSING

NPAM provides numerous services including advocacy efforts, education opportunities, professional development courses, and networking events. It also offers a variety of resources such as job listings, legal advice, health policy updates, newsletters and more to support members.

To become a member of NPAM you must meet certain requirements such as being an APRN or CRNP practicing in Maryland, having current licensure in good standing with the state Board of Nursing, and having your NPI number if applicable. Once you have met these criteria you can apply online or by mail to become a member.

Yes! In addition to the resources provided by NPAM, members gain access to discounted rates on conferences, access to continuing education opportunities, exclusive access to scholarship programs and much more.

As of 2021, there are over 4500 members who participate in the mission and activities of the association. This includes both individual members as well as corporate partners who support the organization's goals.

Yes! Volunteer opportunities are available throughout the year within various committees including education programs, advocacy initiatives, public relations & communications initiatives and more. Interested individuals should contact NPAM staff directly for more details about how they can get involved with volunteering their time or expertise.